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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-25
The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Bridge and Railroad company; opin.
Ion Dy Justice COX, granting Injunction against
the District. Bradley agt Calf ct al: opinion by
Justice COX, remanding case for new trial. In re
Jos. 4. Strasburger, application for mandanus:
argued and submitted.
CIRCUIT COURT-Jud1e Coz
The January term OF the Circuit Court was con.
vened yesterday by Judge Cox. Messrs E. F. An.
drews, r. Z. Frey, A. Hanlan, j. H. Crane K Earn
shaw, c. A. Brickwedde, p T. Little Edward Ste
venS and g. A. X. Hughes were excused from Jury
duty and i've were returned not found. The mar.
shall was directed to fill the vacancies.
To-day, Dorsey agt. GlaSsc0ck; plaintiff called;
suit dismissed. Naylor agt. Dinean; do. District
OF Columbia agt. Washington Gas Light Company:
commission to take testimony appointed. Barbour
agt. Paret; default. Perry agt. Columbia K X,
Co.; suit dismissed without costs.
EQUITY COURT-.Judge Mey7ick
Yesterday, Washington agt. Randall; auditors
report ratified. Davidson agt. Davidson; sale de-
creed and 3. T. Thomas appointed trustee to sell.
Parker agt, Baker; sale decreed and M. F. Morris
ley agt. Moxley; thirty days allowed complainant
to take proof. York agt. Main; reference to audi
tor stiles agt. National Life and Maturity assn-
citation; leave TO amend bill and motion for fniunc
ton continued. kolb agt. Utermehle; order of
July 10 amended. -
To-day, Smith agt. Jones ct al; pro confesso
against certain defendants. Cornelius agt Cor
neliuS; divorce granted. CuSick agt Cusick.
order appointing g.. W. Hamilton guardian ad
litem. sawyer agt. Sawyer; leave to file supple
mental bull granted. Anderson agt Hall: cOrrec
ton OF errors ordered.
POLICE COURToJudge Shell.
Yesterday David Shankl1n, ThOs. Murphy. Peter
Berry. osorderly conduct; s. or ID days each.
Archie h 1s HIT A|R, Profanity: s. Or days.
eral forfeited. James d. DOnnelly unlicensed bar.
continued. Richard Ryan, Sunday bar: 500 and
costs.
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The river rose only four inches over night and
NO ice was running this morning.
At 12 % p. m. to-day Six-inch rise since last
report was noted.
Merchants having wharves in West Washington
are Of the opinion that damaging freshet has
been averted by the ice breaking down the river at
first and then above the Great Falls.
The river, from the Long bridge to and below
Alexandria, is perfectly clear OF Ice with the ex-
ceptiOn Of a thin layer which formed last night.
and the boats are running from this city to the
river points. as usual to-day. Above the Long
bridge the channel is still covered by ice, but
there Is no danger to be apprehended from it, as
the ice is gradually rotting away and also is not
OF sufficient thickness to cause trouble were pres
ent conditions altered. The tide to-day is OF the
average height, and IL there has been a rise of
three feet in the river at Harper's Ferry, as re-
ported, IL has not affected these waters in the
slightest. One old weather-beaten tug captain
said: There Amt no danger OF a freshet and
there haint been none"
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Blaine 20 Davitt.
THE NAME STATESNAN's TRIBUTE TO THE rRysu

THE AAlNk STATES4ANS TRIBUTE 10 THE YRySu
PATRIOT.
The following letter was one OF two hundred re-
ceived for the Michael Davitt demonstration in
New York Sunday evening:
AUGUSTA, ME-, January %
Dear NEr: thank you and your COMMITTEES for
inviting me TO be present at the meeting in New
York called TO do honor to Mr.. Dav1tt on the eve OF
his return 20 Dis native land to whose welfare he
has devoted himself with heroic unselhshness n
Is not in my power TO leave home at this time but
cannot refrain from cQngratuating MI. Davitt
upon the cordiality with which he has been every
where received as he has traversed our country
from ocean to ocean. He can carry with him the
assurance and evidence that the great mass OI
American citizens, without regard TO political or
religious differences, sympathiZe with Irishmen ia
their struggle 20 be relieved from the poverty
which Expresses them, and in their efforts to secure
the protection and the advantage OF local self
government. With strict observance OF every In
International obligation, the American friends OF
Ireland speak only for the sacred rights OF Justice
and OF humanity. We desire Mr.. Davitt to fnJer-
pref this sentiment to his suffering cOuntrymen.
and to bear to the most illustrious statesman AZ
England our greeting and our blessing. we pray
God that Mr. GladstOne's life may be spared until
his career shall have been crowned with the mob
lest achievement OF British StateSmanship
Very sincerely yours,
: m patrick EOrd ean - 's.
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THE RIVER FRONT CLAIMANTS.
Additional Answers 20 the Government
Suit, Filed Yesterday.

In the suit of the United states against Martin
r. Norris ct al, in which the notice to those
claiming atle on the river front adverse to the
government expired yesterday, number OF addi-
tional answers were filed before the close OF ofice
hours. These were from VIM. r. and T. w. Riley,
claiming In front Of square 355; G. l. Sheriff,
claiming Us the owner Of wharf property under q
license ron the District; johnson Brothers front
Of square 800; w. r. Riley, front OF square 329;
James L. Barbour and James F. Barbour, front OF
lots 15 16 and IL, square 800; heirs OF Mary A. s.
Kimhan, lot 2 square 3e1; W. A: Church and w:
A. Wimsatt, front OF square south OF As; Inland
and Seanoard Coasting Co., opposite square 5O4;
q. M. Willis, opposite square go; Indepen-
dent Ice Co., opposite lot z, square 3e1; heirs OF
W. A. Bradley, opposite squares $50, $50 and 3el,
excepting small portion; s. H. Wimsatt and A.
g. uhler, as tenants OF the Bradley heirs. opposite
part 1, square 391: Great Falls Ice company, OPP
pOsdte square S56; heirs OF John Van Riswick, OPP
posite lots 8, 10, II, Ii, A. "a, 25 and 70 square
SOB. Quite number OF these answers are in the
nature OF cross bills asserting that these titles
are derived directly from the original prOprietors
that in the allotment OF the Commissioners the
squares conveyed included the water rights eX-
tending to the main channel OF the river. 1t is
apparent now that the controversy which has
been going on for years as to the title Of wharf
property Will be settled.
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How Changed! 81 Would Not Have Known
You" These words sometimes are addressed to
one changed by time or disease. but in those rare
cases where an invalid hears them by reason OF
her improved appearance and restored health they
are truly grateful Mrs J. W wrote from KAN
Vegetable Compound for diseases peculiar TO
women: 81 am happy TO state that your medicine
mas wrought great change I'm me. so much so
that my friends who see me for the first time since
l began your treatment hardly knew me on az.
count OF my changed looks
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A lsrunable about the Water Office.
To the Editor Of the EVENING STAR
However unpleasant it may be, to be grumbler
1t is sometimes the only means OF seeking redress
on the part OF the people OF Washington, who have
no vice In making their laws, or in choosing their
rulers; when bad laws are imposed, or good laws
are badly executed. 1t would seem to be suffi-
GENTLY oppressive, to be obliged to pay full water
rent for four or five story house. in proportion to
its height and aCidkh, when the water rarely
wide can use ten times as much water as one 20
feet, But what shall be said when our city Off
Gals issue notice that If Water Rents are not
paid ''dfker AZ hours from this date" the little
water supplied, win be cut off; and then in 80
hours after the date, send men to cut Off the water
8 hours after the rent is paid? Then to aggravate
the injustice, exact penalty OF 81, before the
water can be turned on again, and finally neglect
TO refund the unJustly exacted penalty? Similar
injustice has been inflicted on many Of citizens
who seem to be more submissive to their infections
than your unworthy, GRUMBLER
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The Aqueduct Bridge ON Decoration
Day.

Day.
The annual encampment, Department of Poto-
mac, G. A. R., last night adopted preamble and
resolution setting forth that 1.-the Long bridge has
been so dangerous for many years. owing to con-
slant hourly presence thereon Of locomotives as
to prevent its use, excepting with trained animals
thereby neceSSitating the use OF the AQueduct
bridge at Georgetown as the thOrOughfare for the
public to reach Arlington, and 'that the COM
with the Secretary of War for the p,lrnose Of Sc
curing, II possible the reOpening OF the Aqueduct
bridge for the use OF the public next Decoration
Oay.o
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The Senatorial battles.


The Indiana senatOrship is as far from settle
ment as ever, and there is no immediate prospect
OF change. The general assembly met in joint
convention yesterday, and took one ballot, which
resulted: Turpte, "A; Harrison, 20; Aiken, f. ALI
the members, with two exceptions, were present
and voted. Mr. Worren (dem., representative is
detained at home by Sickness and is paired with
Mr.. O'Br1en rep.) 1t is not known how much
longer the friends OF Allen will continue to cast
their votes for him, but it Is considered certain
that they will do so for several days yet and the
prospect OF an election is no better than It last
week.
The democratic assemblymen OF New Jersey
held caucus which lasted two hours hast night.
They decided to make public the result OF their
deltberatiOn, but 1t is supposed they considered
the question OF taking up the claims Of two or
three democratic contestants against republicans
who are seated in the assembly. The caucus ad-
1ouIned until this morning. The republican sena-
tors went into conference with the republican
state committee at the Trenton house at IL O'Clock
last night to try and reach determination rela-
tive to the organization Of the senate. At mid
night no conclusion had been reached. United
States Senator Sewell is sitting with the commit
tee. There was a difference OF opinion as to
whether the senate should be organized to-day or
not.
The Democratic caucus of the Tennessee legfsla-
ture met again last night, and after few ballots
nominated Bate, who has just retired from the
gubernatOal This assures his election today
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TO Patrick Ford, esq.

:. SANUHt ]. TMDENe WILL.-Carter LNdyard. for
the executors and trustees Of the win OF Samuel =
Tlden, yesterday granted DelOS NcCurdy. for
George H Tlden. an additional ten days in which
To- servo an amended complaint, II he 20 DESIRES
Garter Ledyas4 IN view OF the delay, win at the
twenty days In which to answer.
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Clearance sale Of Children. Shoe..

For this week only we offer the celebrated Robert
DIX make OF Childrens Spring Heels, size to g. at
SOc.; same make, sizes 81 to 10Y, at Al 90.
Children's Kid Spring Heels, sizes to &, worth
&C.; clearance price 45c. Childrens fine Pebble
clearance price Csc. Childrens SI.OO solar TIP
Shoes clearance price 75c. Children's Solid Leather
shoes with heels sizes to H. clearance price Csc
The above are all excellent
Goods guaranteed to give satisfaction in wear or
money refunded.
The STAR SHOE HOUSE.
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FINE PORTRAITS Kets kemethy. 100 Pa ave.
SAVE your eyes avoid imitators consult Hempler
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THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS ENFORCING 1.-THE
MATTER LIKELY TO GO INTO THE COURTS.
No action has yet been taken by the Commits
sOners in reference to the new building regulations
restricting the space allowed the streets for the
storage OF building materials The Commissioners
expect another visit from the committee that
called On them Saturday, to protest against the
enforcement OF the new order. They asked
this committee to formulate and present to them
definite statement OF their wishes in the matter.
When this is received the Commissioners will act
and may modify the order. Meanwhile the order
Is being enforced by the building inspector,
who in cases where there is violation OF the order
reported gives the builder in question notice to
clear away the obstruction within three days.
Some of those who have been notified are disposed
TO ignore the notice, in order to bring the matter
issued soon in some OF these cases and the cases
carried TO court.
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CITY ITEMS.
Boston Furniture,

Rich new styles OF furniture can be obtained In
Boston OF the manufacture at remarkably low
Pfices Paine seems 70 Be leading In this: already
his mmen1e stock u attracting people from near
and Tar. We know Of no other establishment In
America that carries large stock Of nice rurni.
ture ready 70 deliver at once and at such remark
ably low pricea A visit 70 his store, - Canal
street, opposite the Maine depot win prove 70 any
one what we say TO be correct illustrated cata-
logue containing 100 nne engravings Of their new
styles sent by mail free II applied for.
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TAKE champion Cough Cure" Price &C.

THE 'BARGAIS COUNTERS at Frankie & Co.. sue
ceSSOrS 10 u GOldSChinid, S12 9TH street NV.
oner special inducements to housekeepers. SEE
al. in CITY Items
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THE BARGAIN COUNTERS at Frankie & Co. sue.
cesSSors 70 X. GOldSchmid- S12 9TH street o. W.
offer special Inducements TO hOusekeepers. See
ad- in City Items.
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JOhnsom's European, 18th and e.
Genuine Lynn Haven Bay and Hampton Bar
Oysters Also, Fish, Game, Meals and Ready
Lunch. Lifetime experience. Ladies' large saloon
attached.
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Special Announcement.

Frankie Co., successors to r. Goldschmid, So
9TH ST. n. w.
Inauguration Of Our Bargain Counters
Our buyers have been engaged for some time in
securing some OF the greatest bargains ever OF.
Tered In this country. We have placed these goods
on our bargain counters, and the following list of
quotations will convince any housekeeper that
they can find some article that they can use and
1t would be wise to secure some OF these great bar
gains at once:
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Bronchitis and Scr0fulous Humoru.
under the fatal severity az onr climate
pulmonary complaint, or even those who are in
decided Consumption, by no means despair. There
tried. "Witb0v's Compound of God Liver on and
Lime without possessing the very nauseating
nAvor OF the OH rs formerly used, Is endowed BY
which renders the Oil doubly emcacious Remark
aOle testimonials or its efficacy be shown sold
oy A. B. WnDoR, Chemist, Boston, and all drug
gfStS. tsoS
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FrSsr1I's Ice Cream. Charottes and Candies
FASHIONABLE SHOE HoUsE-Mrs- W. Il. Rich, Il.
Market SD.cc
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Sudden Changes Of weather are pro<iuc-
tive OF Throat Diseases Coughs, Colds etc. There
Is no more efectual relief In these diseases 10 be
found than In the use OF Browns BRONCHIAL Trio.
CHES Price, 25c. eo3
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SPECIAL SALE AND MARX Down PRICES In two lots
Of Kid and suede gloves, in 4, and buttons dark
and light shades formerly sold for IS and 81 80,
now marked down TO GOO per pair at X. Ii. Tay lOrs
gs3 PENNSYLVANIA ave.
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Good wooden buckets 12c; colored and white
shell paper So sheets for &c.; bread graters for
4c;i rising sun stove polish, &C. The above list
ferfng now on our bargain counters. Come see for
yourself and be convinced. FRANKIE & Co., sue
ce<sOrs TO X. Goldschmid, 81 9TH st. NV. 8
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cepted to-day to fill vacancies on the Circuit Court
jury: Thomas ID, Devlne, w. f. Brown. George r
Bohrer, J; j: Calvert, s. C. Dickinson. Jacob d.
Wiliamson "; J; Reilly, WIN. Cruikshank, F. A.
A WIPE GRANTED A DIvORCE-Judge Mer11ck
in the Equity Court, to-day made a decree OF di,
vOfce In the case OF Annie Cornelius (nee Herrick,
sion to resume her maiden name They were mar
ried at Detroit, June oath, 1882 and they subse
quentiy came here She charges cruel treatment,
THREATENED TO MAKE MARY CoRPsE.-Saturday
night, at the meeting or the Salvation Army in
East washington, John X. Bell entered and wanted
10 speak TO Mary Warren, young member of the
army: he wanted her 10 come outside, but she
refused, and he said il she did not she would he
carried out corpse. He was arrested and yester.
day Judge Smell required him to give bonds in the
sum vi $'Vo Ut stahd committed six months.
DANCING BRlCKLAYERs IN BALTIxoRE.-A ball
was given IN baltimore last evening by the brick
layers union and delegation OF the br1cklayers
union OF this city went over TO attend the hali
They were Messrs. Dennis Ferry president OF that
S SniSn i Id H. Sel clan Carr q Hickey C. G.
lagher, b. +. Oliphant, wife and daughter. VIM
Wallace, Robert McMachin Daniel Leary, Lorenzo
Lucas Aarry Nolan, Il. T. Smith, X. G. Rider and
Frank Shipley.
RoBBERIEs RRroRTED.-R K. whitman, ITS
Massachusetts, avenue, reports stolen from his
wagon a bundle OF clothing, worth x3O.-Morris
Leary, 123 street, reports the larceny OF two
chickens.
SMOKERS IN COURT TO BE FINED - This
morning In the Police Court middle AGED man
who appeared TO be under the influence or uOuOr
sat among the auditors smoking q cigar The
judge ordered the bailffI to arrest him. at the
same time imposing fine OF $ on him FOR con-
tempt The balm arrested the supposed smoker
and was leading him to the dock when he stODDed.
and, ADDRESSING the court, said: 81 beg your mar.
don (hlC); threw 1t IN the spitt0On." The Judge
had some doubts as to whether he was the one
who actually did the smoking and let him 90 this
time. the Judge said that when drunken men
come In the court smoking he intended to fine
| them for contempt. Hereafter he would excuse
| no one.
TRIED 10 ROB STREET CAR CASH Box-Last
night ABOUT $50 O'Clock, while car No. on the
Belt line was passing along 4th street small
colored boy stopped the driver, VIM. Miller and
made inquiries rs TO where the car would take
| him. As the driver started on another cOlored
/ boy caiieu the drivers attention to lady who
wanted 20 get on the car, and as the car stopped
the boy snatched the money box and ram f'he
driver CHASED the boy and the latter threw the box
| away. DICK Anderson, the cOlOred van driver saw
the 10y throw the box away and arrested him He
] gave his name rs VIM. Wilson. This morning Ia
the Police Court the boy was tried for the larceny
ana the judge gave him SIX months.
| SAA3s Dor THE KIMEs back OF the I'd row in the
upper gallery win be 20 cents for tonight and to
morrow night.
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NEW NATIONAL rHEATER

NEW NATIONAL THEATER
sTFouR PERFORMANCES,
COMMENCING THURSDAY. JANUARY %.
MATINEE SATURDAY. AT PPM
THE WORLDS MoNARCHs,
h. HAvERLEy's
ORIGINAL MAsToDoN MINISTERIAL
Cyclone Of Magnificent Minstrslsy
Everything New and ons,,ai
Sale Of Seats Now In Progress.
NEXT WEEK,
MR.. ARTHUR REHANs COMPANY
in Augustin Daly's Famous Comedy,
NANCY AND co t2s
l. THE DANCE OF THE NATIONS
NEW NATIONAL THEATER,
MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY
JAN. "a. 25. 26,lss1. 30 pm To IL O'Clock.
For the benefit Of the
NATIONAL HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL.
Under the direction of the eminent creative artist
MR.. CARL MARwIG.
THE HoLLANDA1sE Cthe dance Of the Netherlandsl
NEAPoIdIAN Tor Fisher DaDcel-Tar.ntells.
sPkNfsH.
MINUET
NORMANDY
INDIAN.
SWEDISH, and
Represent the Dances Of the Nations
Brilliant national costumes artistic tsbleaux cr,ce-
full movements and Pastures. make realistic and en-
chanting pictures Of national life.
Doors open at O'Clock Kirmes at 40 Prone
O'Clock Tickets s3 81, sl5o Tor sale only At Metze-
rotts 9O3 Pa ave. NV. and after january 10 Re-
Seats back OF third row IN upper gallery viii be 10
Tuesday and "Wednesday. .a25
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| THE NORFOLK LNE-Beginning to-n,orrov 1ro,,
nesday, January 18th, the steamer George Inarv
Will resume her trips to Norfolk and Nortrea Nons
roe, leaving the 1rh-street wharf at s pm. -s'1-
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SAA5s DOR TIE KIRNEs back OF the ID row In the
upper gallery VIII be 20 cents for tonight and to-
morrow night.
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Baum's 'sROyal Glue'' repairs china, &c 6m
Spec tacles, 25 and SOC. Optician, 4S7 Pa. av. 3
Favors for the German, Goulds 421 9th st. q
s'1Oc. Royal'' mends everything! Lansburghs
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u 10. "WardI prints, SOC per To-
Also Cottage Cheese and Buttermlk; sweet MIX
sc. per quart. Cream 15c.
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District Government Affair.
QUARTERLY POLICE REPORT.
The quarterly report Of the police department
mas been sent In to the Commissioners in which
attention is called to the fact that over half the
property reported rs stolen during the quarter was
recovered. The amount recovered Is SIC, 1882.
MISCELLANEOUS.
the commissioners yesterday addressed q letter
to Secretary Manning asking him to withhold the
sum OF q, 500 from any money due to the AQueduct
Bridge company until the appeal which the Dis
tr1ct has made to the Supreme Court OF the United
States is decided.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: Chas. Harrison,
erect two story frame dwelling, 18th street ex-
tended; $3.50 c. M. COrney, repair frame dwelling,
IDS 21St street northwest; $50. Mary Wall, erect
q private stable, alley in square 9S3; 800. A.
Smith, erect brick two story dwelling,' 1904 10th
erect one story boiler house, d street, between
18th and 14th streets southeast; 81, 900.
d. c: Bell, repair brick dwelling 1917 35th street
northwest; $500. w. II. DOugall, repair brick
dwelling 1916 NJ street northwest; 1925.
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WHAT FIGURES SAY.
Statistics Which the C0mnmissiomel
Oppose to the W. G.. r. U. Petition.


"There Is an answer" said Commissioner Webb
to STAR reporter to-day, "tO the statements
made In the petition sent TO the senate by the
Womans Christian Temperance Union" The
Commissioner referred to a little slip OF paper on
his desk on which some statistical Information re-
garding liquor licenses had been Jotted down. It
showed that there had been decrease Of forty
one in the number of licenses issued by the Com
missoners so far during the current license year
when compared with the number issued during
the same period OF the preceding license year. The
statistics were as follows:
Wholesale licenses issued from November 1St,
1885, to January "a, 1885, 512; wholesale licenses
issued from November 1st, 1885, to January q,
1887, 80
Decrease in wholesale licenses to date 1877.
Bar-r00m licenses issued from November ],
1856, TO January n, 1887, So; bar-roOm licenses
issued from November 1, 1885, to January "a, 1886,
656
Increase Of bar-room license to date, 156.
Decrease OF wholesale licenses. ..............197
Increase OF BARRON licenses. ..156
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For District OF Columbia, New jersey, eastern
Pennsylvania. Delaware. Maryland and virginia,
warmer SoutheTiy winds and fair weather.